Webinars On-Demand

Staying up-to-date and relevant has always been critical for success. This is especially true in the tax profession where it is important that you are equipped to balance compliance and minimise tax risk on the one side and are able to add value to y our clients’ businesses and processes on the other. Join Professor Jackie Arendse for the Monthly Tax Update 2020 where she will present an overview of the most important and interesting budgetary proposals that will impact individuals, households and businesses in the year to come. Being prepared for the intended and upcoming changes means being an efficient and informed tax professional who can guide clients in the right direction in the ever-changing tax environment.

Tax law is arguably one of the most dynamic fields of law one can practice in. Constant legislative amendments and court rulings render it ever-changing. Staying abreast of changes is an absolute must for tax professionals. Time, however, is a sca rce commodity for most tax professionals. Our monthly tax update webinar has been developed with these points in mind, allowing you to refresh your knowledge via an interactive webinar session which you can attend as a virtual participant from anywhere. Nico Theron, founder of Unicus Tax Specialists SA and a registered Master Tax Practitioner with the South African Institute of Tax Professionals, will cover some of the latest developments in the field to help you stay informed and up to date on a monthly basis and in a practical, well explained manner.

Tax law is arguably one of the most dynamic fields of law one can practice in. Constant legislative amendments and court rulings render it ever changing. Staying abreast of changes is an absolute must for tax professionals. Time, however, is a sca rce commodity for most tax professionals. Our monthly tax update webinar has been developed with these points in mind, allowing you to refresh your knowledge via an interactive webinar session which you can attend as a virtual participant from anywhere. Nico Theron, founder of Unicus Tax Specialists SA and a registered Master Tax Practitioner with the South African Institute of Tax Professionals, will cover some of the latest developments in the field to help you stay informed and up to date on a monthly basis and in a practical, well explained manner.

This webinar provides guidance on how to survive a SARS payroll audit. Businesses running a payroll are frequently subject to a SARS audit which entails much more than the reconciliation of salary and benefit figures. During a payroll audit, SARS evaluates whether internal controls are in place and are operating effectively, whether a full payroll process exists and also whether all figures are in adherence to SARS business requirement specifications (BRS) and prevailing tax legislation.

In this two-part webinarthe taxes arising at and after the date of death of a person will be dealt with. A liquidation and distribution account will be used as the basis for the webinar. The taxes covered will specifically include the normal tax liab ility at the date of death-, andthe normal tax liability arising after death when income accrues to-,or assets are realised by, the executor. It will also include the estate duty payable, and the property included in the estate which includes: property outside the RSA; limited interests in property; shares held by the deceased in companies not listed on an exchange; a buy and sell agreement and the related domestic policy thereto; interests in retirement funds; and property that accrues to, or will be acquired by, the surviving spouse.

In this two-part webinarthe taxes arising at and after the date of death of a person will be dealt with. A liquidation and distribution account will be used as the basis for the webinar. The taxes covered will specifically include the normal tax liab ility at the date of death-,the normal tax liability arising after death when income accrues to-,or assets are realised by, the executor. It will also include the estate duty payable, and the property included in the estate whichincludes: property outside the RSA; limited interests in property; shares held by the deceased in companies not listed on an exchange; a buy and sell agreement and the related domestic policy thereto; interests in retirement funds; and property that accrues to, or will be acquired by, the surviving spouse.